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Found October 25, 2009 on Zombie Nation:
PLAYERS: Daryll Clark
TEAMS: Penn State Nittany Lions

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Penn State senior quarterback Daryll Clark earned Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week accolades following a fantastic outing against Michigan. It was Clark's second player of the week honor this season. The weekly awards were announced on the Big Ten Network.

Against the Wolverines, Clark tied a career high with four touchdown passes, to go along with no interceptions and 230 pass yards.
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